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Mechanical properties and oxidation resistance of phenolic formaldehyde interlocking CNTs-Cf/SiC composite

Tang et al., 2019

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5610847812768955468
Author
Tang C
Dang A
Li T
Zhao T
Li H
Jiao S
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Ceramics International

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To improve the mechanical properties and oxidation resistance of short carbon fiber reinforced silicon carbide matrix composites, carbon nanotubes (CNTs) were grown in-situ on carbon fiber surfaces through continuous CVD, a small amount of phenolic formaldehyde …
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